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Career Spotlights

Commencement speaker, alum Teleicia J.R. Dambreville, Esq.
Penn State alumna Teleicia J.R. Dambreville has been chosen as the 2024 Penn State Law commencement speaker.
Korrin Moon in Versailles, France
A 2023 alumna of Penn State Law, Korrin Moon is using her J.D. degree to further her efforts to fight human trafficking abroad and in the United States. That work includes Lantern Rescue, a nonprofit that she co-founded in 2019, as well as a position with the DA's Office in Lycoming County, where she serves as a special prosecutor focusing on human trafficking and child sexual abuse material.
PSL students at the Marine Corps Base in Quantico
Assistant Dean for Career Development at Penn State Law in University Park, Maria Stein, and five Penn State Law students drive to the Marine Corps Base Quantico to explore career opportunities.
Careers in the Law | Penn State Law
On Friday, April 7, Penn State Law held its first Careers in the Law event, designed to help students learn more about the various practice areas of the legal field.
Over the years, many of the Center for Immigrants' Rights Clinic alumni have turned their experiences into successful careers in immigration law.
Three LL.M. exchange students
LL.M. students Sindre Bogen, Ole Kristian Holtsmark, and Rolf Nyhus will return to Norway with jobs after receiving their degrees in May.
The Indigent Criminal Justice Clinic has represented thirty-five clients since its establishment last year.
The Indigent Criminal Justice Clinic has represented thirty-five clients since its establishment last year.
Students who serve
When U.S. News and World Report released its most recent Best Colleges for Veterans rankings, it did not surprise law students that Penn State ranked number one among national universities.
Crystal Sheridan '09 is not one to back down from a challenge. The Penn State University Dickinson School of Law graduate and former Presidential Management Fellow speaks Swahili, travels to conflict-stricken countries, and administers a $19.2 million foreign assistance budget for the State Department
Judge D. Brooks Smith is celebrating 25 years on the federal bench.
Twenty-five years ago, Judge D. Brooks Smith was nominated to the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania by President Ronald Reagan. He was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on October 14, 1988. Now, Judge Smith sits on the Third Circuit Court of Appeals and brings his passion for the rule of law to judges around the world and law students at Penn State.

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